Tag: NovoNotes

Free Download NovoNotes 3DX v1.9.0 | 22.1 MB
Overwhelming spatial reproduction power with intuitive operation.

Free Download NovoNotes HPL Processor Ultimate v3.2.0 | 18 Mb
HPL® is a professional binaural conversion technology researched and developed in Japan. We pushed the boundaries of "binaural for music" to see just how far we could go. The result? Minimal sound quality changes, minimal phase problems, and uniform panning in all directions.

Free Download NovoNotes 3DX v1.8.0 | 22.8 Mb
Overwhelming spatial reproduction power with intuitive operation.

Free Download NovoNotes HPL Processor Ultimate v3.1.0 | 50.8 Mb
HPL® is a professional binaural conversion technology researched and developed in Japan. We pushed the boundaries of "binaural for music" to see just how far we could go. The result? Minimal sound quality changes, minimal phase problems, and uniform panning in all directions.

Free Download NovoNotes 3DX v1.7.0 | 22.1 Mb
3DX is the first release under MAGNETICA studio’s "NovoNotes" brand which is focused on the development of innovative sound production software. "The purpose of NovoNotes 3DX is to enable artists and engineers to create and experience sound as it’s never been heard before," says MAGNETICA studio co-founder Satoshi Suzuki. "It combines the highest sound quality with a sophisticated workflow and an intuitive interface to herald a new era of immersive 3D sound."

Free Download NovoNotes HPL Processor Ultimate v3.1.0-TeamCubeadooby
TeamCubeadooby | 24 September 2023 | 18 MB
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Free Download NovoNotes HPL Processor Ultimate v3.0.0 macOS | 626.7 Mb
HPL® is a professional binaural conversion technology researched and developed in Japan. We pushed the boundaries of "binaural for music" to see just how far we could go. The result? Minimal sound quality changes, minimal phase problems, and uniform panning in all directions.

Free Download NovoNotes HPL Processor Ultimate v3.0.0 | 51.3 MB
HPL® is a professional binaural conversion technology researched and developed in Japan. We pushed the boundaries of "binaural for music" to see just how far we could go. The result? Minimal sound quality changes, minimal phase problems, and uniform panning in all directions.